PYO 12" Monkey Bagger Bars Installed!
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PYO 12" Monkey Bagger Bars Installed!
I finished up the install of 12" PYO Monkey Bagger Bars on my 2011 Street Glide over the weekend. So far I love these bars. I now get more of a flying vs. riding sensation.
I was originally going with 10" MBB, but after waiting and waiting I decided on the 12" since Phat Performance had a set in stock. Plus from all the posts I read, most always said they wish they had gone taller. Seems to be good advice for anyone considering these or any other apes.
I used Magnum Sterling Chromite cables and brake lines. I went with +8" on both and that worked out well. I also extended the wiring 8" with a Namz kit.
I also notched the left side heated grip and switch housing so I could hide the heated grip wire for a cleaner look. I drilled the inner fairing and routed the brake line similar to the clutch cable for a more balanced look.
Running wires through the bars is a pain in the @$$! I'm sure I cussed Paul Yaffe and his momma quite a few times. Other than that the install wasn't bad. End result was definitely worth the effort!
I was originally going with 10" MBB, but after waiting and waiting I decided on the 12" since Phat Performance had a set in stock. Plus from all the posts I read, most always said they wish they had gone taller. Seems to be good advice for anyone considering these or any other apes.
I used Magnum Sterling Chromite cables and brake lines. I went with +8" on both and that worked out well. I also extended the wiring 8" with a Namz kit.
I also notched the left side heated grip and switch housing so I could hide the heated grip wire for a cleaner look. I drilled the inner fairing and routed the brake line similar to the clutch cable for a more balanced look.
Running wires through the bars is a pain in the @$$! I'm sure I cussed Paul Yaffe and his momma quite a few times. Other than that the install wasn't bad. End result was definitely worth the effort!
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Good Stuff!! I installed mine 2 weeks ago and still grin from ear to ear while riding. I really didnt think running the wiring was as bad as everyone had said, I had the bars wired in less than 30 minutes.. I like the idea of putting the brake line through the fairing like the clutch cable.
Im seriously debating the PYO engine guard bars now as I think the sharp corners will match nicely....But as with the bars they are damn pricey...
Im seriously debating the PYO engine guard bars now as I think the sharp corners will match nicely....But as with the bars they are damn pricey...
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Or you can use a Kuryakin Ergo bar. They almost look like a kit.
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Good Stuff!! I installed mine 2 weeks ago and still grin from ear to ear while riding. I really didnt think running the wiring was as bad as everyone had said, I had the bars wired in less than 30 minutes.. I like the idea of putting the brake line through the fairing like the clutch cable.
Im seriously debating the PYO engine guard bars now as I think the sharp corners will match nicely....But as with the bars they are damn pricey...
Im seriously debating the PYO engine guard bars now as I think the sharp corners will match nicely....But as with the bars they are damn pricey...
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Last edited by GliderXXX; 04-11-2011 at 01:03 PM.
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I just installed my 12" PYO last week in black. I need to get some pics. I love them!
I did however notice that the left insert(tapered piece for the controls) is loose. It has play in it. They must not have welded it fully. I am just going to take the controls off and put a few tack welds on it and see if that will work. I damned sure don't want to take them back off!
I did however notice that the left insert(tapered piece for the controls) is loose. It has play in it. They must not have welded it fully. I am just going to take the controls off and put a few tack welds on it and see if that will work. I damned sure don't want to take them back off!
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I did however notice that the left insert(tapered piece for the controls) is loose. It has play in it. They must not have welded it fully. I am just going to take the controls off and put a few tack welds on it and see if that will work. I damned sure don't want to take them back off!
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